Imaginary Heroes, the remarkable
Imaginary Heroes, the remarkable piece of work by Jean-Pierre Le Dernin. The story of a young French soldier who was killed in a battle and killed to put up a fight and rescue others is wonderfully told. The film is not only very moving, but also very funny as well, with a laughably funny ending; the film is also a very sentimental one. The ending is the best of the two, and I
Imaginary Heroes, the remarkable and often brilliant music score by James Henson (also a score composer), and the magnificent cinematography by David Weitz (including a wonderful score by Carole Lombard). A must-see for any soundtrack student.<br /><br />This is the first film that has been re-released in a wide variety of high-res DVD and Blu-ray format. The film begins with a brief